Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 141
r of his opponent. Shouldthe ball when in service strike the net in goingover, it is called a let. Such a ball may not bereturned, and the server is allowed another trial.But after a ball is in play, its touching the netdoes not constitute a let. 39 Feet 39 Feet. 13 in< N SIDE LEFT REARCOURT. Qi… … LINE. K called the server, and the other, the striker-out. The server stands with one foot outsidethe base-line of the right-hand court, and the otherfoot upon or within that line. When all is ready,he strikes the ball with the racket, aiming to sendit over the net and have it take ground within…
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